The 47 best pet-friendly places and activities in Dundee

The Bach is located in the city centre, but parking is a bit far—so be ready for a short walk. The interior is well-designed and inviting, with a dog-friendly setup and seating options that work for everyone. I tried one of their smoothies, which was really good. However, for an Indian palate, I found the food a bit bland. Also, if you ask for a dip or sauce, they charge an extra pound, which felt a bit much. That said, the overall experience was positive—especially for first-timers who enjoy exploring new cuisines. Portion sizes were decent too

I visited this spot on 3rd September and I have to say, I was really impressed. The vibe of the place is so chill and cozy. It’s the kind of atmosphere where you can just relax and enjoy your meal. The interior is also really well done, giving it an inviting feel. If you're ever looking for a place to unwind, this is definitely one to check out. I decided to try their Fried Vegan Breakfast and wow, the spread was amazing. Every element was fresh, flavorful, and really hit the spot. Just a heads-up, though, they do charge a little extra if you want bread with your breakfast, which was a bit of a surprise, but still worth it for the quality. Their menu is pretty extensive, offering something for everyone, but keep in mind the prices are a bit on the steeper side. Still, if you’re into exploring different cuisines and appreciate a cozy dining experience, it’s totally worth it. Overall, it was a really good experience and I will definitely be back to try more of their offerings. If you love discovering new places and enjoy tasty, well-prepared meals, this one’s a gem!

Came here for lunch, we were advised it would take about 30 minutes to get our food as it was pretty much full. We ordered the Cabbie burger and the French Toast, we also recieved a complimentary taster from the dinner menu that was pork (forgot the actual name but the man who served us it was very lovely and did fully explain the dish). All the food was delicious, no notes. We also had an iced chai latte and an iced mocha, also delicious and also no notes. The Bach is the best place in town in regards to having a variety of food for brunch, it is incredibly busy often for a reason!

Full disclosure before I start - I'm a Kiwi, so I'm a little biased about this wonderful gem. Dundee, you are so lucky to have this cafe. The menu was so varied that it was hard to decide. They take brunch seriously here, and that's reflected in their offerings. My korean fried chicken was delicious and served on a light cornmeal waffle. I loved the touch of pickled veges. Coffee's were great. On top of that, they've got a range of Kiwi treats on offer as well. The Bach ppl - if you're reading this, please know you're awesome. If there was one thing that jarred, it was the music choice. Nirvana at 10am on a Thursday wasn't quite the vibe we were expecting. Bring on Fat Freddys and crowded house (or, you know, a little more chill). ❤️

Beware, the menu changes late afternoon. I came with a menu item in mind only to have missed the option by 20 minutes! The evening menu provides a good range of choices. So my Morrocan Carrots and Sweet Potato Fries substituted to provide an interesting range of tastes. The Spirulina cold drink went well with the food. The capuccino is the best I've tried in Dundee... so far!

Giggling because google didn’t suggest this place. Now seeing the reviews, we are the ignorant and can confirm well worth a visit. We stumbled in tonight (Friday) and were so pleasantly surprised with the quality across the board. Kiwis did it right. Tomahawk was the star, everything else also delish. Atmosphere is a bit odd but you can actually hear each other and it all works. Very much enjoyed!!!

Great place with the best brunch, lunch and drinks options! Love that everything is well sourced and they offer halal meat. 10/10 will always go.

Close to the station and bus routes, friendly and efficient staff, clean, comfortable rooms very well equipped with coffee maker, kettle , fridge and a variety of coffees and teas. Breakfast and dinner was excellent with many options to choose from at reasonable prices. Bar was well stocked and reasonably priced.

The first room they put me in was a dungeon…. I literally could not see the sky through the dirty window facing a brick wall. I begged them for another room, as it was thoroughly depressing. They were full that night. The next day they put me in the most beautiful room one floor up. It faced the river and was deeply satisfying to my soul. I come to Scotland every year to visit my mother who has Alzheimer’s, So to come back to the depressing first room was just the worst. Sadly, when I returned to the second room after visiting my mum, I discovered the whole fourth floor AC system was broken. So they had to move me again one floor below. Louis and Brian were very helpful in upgrading and moving me. I was grateful they still gave me a river facing room, but it was not nearly as special as the one I just left. The rest of my stay was OK. I got the breakfast included option, which was nice. The staff in there were lovely. The facility itself is in much need of a facelift. The wallpaper, lighting, carpet, and fixtures are all very tired. There was lots of visible dust. I probably won’t go back there again. I think I’ll get a city center apartment next time. Whatever you do, DO NOT book a cozy double - which was what they called the dungeon room. Nothing cozy about it. The best part about the hotel is that the edinburgh airport bus literally stops right outside the front door.

Nice place for stay. The room is spacious, and the bed is very comfortable. Love their bed pillows. The location is great. Loads of pubs and restaurants just round the corner. Breakfast was ok, bacon and black pudding a bit dry and overcooked, but overall warm and tasty. There is no buffet breakfast, so bear in mind that it might take a bit longer them to serve cooked breakfast, especially when the restaurant will be busy.

Room was lovely. But the windows didn't close properly so sleep was disturbed . Coffee machine was out of order so no unlimited coffee which is my reason for hotel breakfast. Poached eggs were hard....really how does that happen? All on one visit? Bed was very firm.

My wife and myself enjoyed an excellent stay at this hotel. The staff are very professional but more importantly are friendly and make you feel welcome. We had dinner at the restaurant which we found to be excellent. Thank you .

Great dinner at Malmaison Dundee. Highlights were the steak and cheesecake, but honestly everything was good. Flavors were a little milder than I usually like, but still very enjoyable. Lovely atmosphere and good service. Worth a visit.

Recently had dinner in the restaurant. Service was slow and food was of a poor standard. It is overpriced for the quality of their food. Charged £5 for a bottle of tap water. I definitely wont be back. If your staying at the hotel, best eat out.

Went in for brunch and had a great experience. Lovely outdoor area with heat lamps in case it's cold, indoors decorated very well. Food was amazing (I had chicken and waffles) and staff very friendly. Will definitely come back

Fantastic service and delicious food. The halloumi cowboy bowl is a must-try, it's incredibly tasty. The pizza was also great. The cauliflower tacos were a bit bland, but the portion size was very generous, making it a great value for the price.

The place is very cosy, friendly and has warm vibes. The staff are really nice and welcoming. I noticed they have boardgames for anyone to play with but I didn't try them. I ordered Giddy's cheeseburger, the beef is fresh and cooked real well, however the fries are kind of oily.

Ordered a burger that was to come with pulled ham. Staff advised me that there was no pulled ham but offered bacon. When the burger came it had prosciutto and not bacon. Definitely it the same effect as bacon. The tacos were good and staff were friendly.

Very nice place. Tasty food accompanied by a nice atmosphere and nice music. Lovely staff and professional. A bit pricey compared to other similar places but I didn't mind because all the rest were to my partner's and myself's likings. It is worth a visit.

TL;DR: Stick to their drinks and standard menu. Visited here for a meal with 8 people booked two weeks in advance for their festive menu. We were told that we would have two separate tables, which we were fine with. On the day we received a call advising us we could now have one table which we were very happy with. Upon arriving our single table was a booth meant for 4-6 people. There additionally was a very large party of approximately 15-20 people sitting beside us on the bottom floor that were incredibly disruptive and we were unable to hear our own conversations. It took 25 minutes for a drinks order to be taken. An additional 15 for it to be delivered. After which our food order was taken (starters followed by mains) in which the starters took over an hour to be delivered. The food was very bland and of poor quality. The main course arrived over an hour and a half later which was completely inedible, cold, wrongly advertised and tasted horrific and processed. We had no one check up on us and had to go to the bar ourselves to order drinks and complain. The supervisor was very lovely and understanding and compensated us for the issue. Unfortunately this has left us with a sullen experience. The drinks are well presented and flavourful and their standard menu is better than what we received.

Really friendly staff, and couldn't do enough for us. The vegan pizzas were delicious 😋

Went here on a deal with Itison so had a look at the reviews beforehand. Externally it doesn't look great and under normal circumstances would pass it by however we were surprised. Food was freshly prepared and tasty. Service was excellent and the young man and woman organising our food couldn't have been more helpful. Toilets were nice and clean. An enjoyable experience

Friendly service, it was really busy so that's always a good sign. Plenty of GF options. Really good pizza. 😋. I had goats cheese which was delicious. I would recommend this place for lunch or brunch.

I’ve visited West House a couple of times recently and it’s quickly becoming a favourite spot. The Ragu pasta was absolutely delicious, rich, hearty and full of flavour. I also came by for brunch with my dance society and had the chicken and bacon sandwich, which was really tasty and felt great value for money. The place itself has such a lovely, chilled vibe. The interior is cozy and welcoming, making it a great spot to relax with friends. On top of that, they have a really good selection of drinks at the bar. Overall, West House is a gem in Dundee with great food, great atmosphere and definitely worth a visit.

Stumbled across this wonderful cafe serving gf pizza and pasta using the find me gluten free app. It was very busy so we had a wee wait but it was well worth it for the absolutely delicious gluten free and dairy free half pizza I enjoyed with a small bowl of sweet potato, carrot and butternut squash soup. Only £10.75. It's the best gluten free pizza I've had in the ten years I've not been able to eat gluten. Staff are very friendly. Music was very loud and difficult to have a conversation when we first arrived as people were speaking loudly to be heard but by the end of the meal some people had left and the music was quieter so it was a lovely relaxing ambience and able to have a conversation.

Pizzas fuel photoshoots! Our team met for lunch ahead of a project in Dundee, sharing some very tasty pizzas and potato wedges. The ‘little hottie’ is a favourite! The staff are friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere relaxing and easy to chat. Highly recommend a visit, whether you’re on a photoshoot or not!

Not much is open at 8am which posed a challenge as we were due to an event at 9am at the University. After our first option fizzled out, we happened across The West House. I had a great coffee and we really enjoyed the meal. The atmostphere was great and we really enjoyed the music (despite not knowing most of it). The staff were very pleasant and aware of why we were visiting so thoughtful in how they engaged us. We were able to eat quickly and make it out on schedule. Overall this was a great start to the day and I'll return again.

Had a fantastic meal for my daughter's 21st. Clean, smart modern surroundings, the food was fabulous. Service wasn't the fastest, but that made for a relaxing meal. It's a wine bar later in the evening so i recommend eating early as it livens up after 9pm.

A refreshing relaxed vibe to the bar, and the staff are warm and friendly. The food is fresh and appetising, excellent value for money. And the cocktails are great

Decent wee boozer in Dundee. Staff are all very friendly and the service was very fast. Unfortunately didn’t try food when I was in but keen to try in future as it all looked very decent 👌🏼

Nice pub with extensive menu in the student area of Dundee. Visited on a sunny day and the beer garden was nice to sit out in. Food and drinks orders were taken quickly and the food came out fairly quickly after that. Very affordable too.

Friendly service, good beer garden, could do with more "other" brewery beers.

The froth was of a respectable quality, feeling exactly as froth should be - not too airy, not too thick. While the temperature certainly could have been improved, being a little on the cool side, the chocolatiness was excellent, and the consistency quite respectable, save for the bottom - a common side effect of mediocre temperature. Adding in sugar is recommended, making the drink quite sweet and delicious. Overall, a very good hot chocolate - 7/10

Visited on Saturday for a drink and some food. Friendly staff, nice relaxed vibe to it as we were sat on sofas. Outside sitting/smoking area was pleasant. We had the fajitas and they were delicious.

The place is worth visiting, especially if you are looking for a place to drink some beer or eat deep fried mars bar. During weekends the pub is quite crowded. Anyway, they have good beer, cider and food.

A beautifully maintained park with something for everyone – history, greenery, and great facilities. Baxter Park is one of Dundee’s finest public parks, offering a peaceful and scenic escape right in the city. Whether you’re visiting for a relaxing stroll, exercising, or spending time with family and friends, this park truly delivers. The park features wide open green spaces, tree-lined walking paths, and well-kept flower beds that bloom beautifully in spring and summer. At its heart stands the iconic Victorian pavilion, a historic sandstone building that gives the park a sense of charm and heritage. It also houses a café and community space, making it a social hub for locals. Recreational facilities are a big highlight – there are well-maintained tennis courts and netball courts, perfect for anyone looking to stay active or enjoy a casual game with friends. You’ll also find a small children’s play area, benches throughout, and plenty of space for jogging, picnicking, or just relaxing. The atmosphere is calm, safe, and welcoming, with regular visitors of all ages. The park is also occasionally used for community events, adding to its vibrant local feel. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor to Dundee, Baxter Park is well worth a visit – a perfect mix of nature, history, and modern amenities.

A nice green park in Dundee. There is a basketball court and a few tennis courts in the park. The atmosphere is great and it has a nice setup for a picnic. Sadly I saw a few dog messes in and around the park and it will be great if the council takes some strict measures to keep the park clean. The courts are crowded during the weekends.

A beautiful park on the outskirts of the city centre. There are wide open spaces for dog walkers to let the furries run wild. The place also has tennis, basketball and football courts. The top end has loads of winding paths meandering through the trees. Well worth a visit if you fancy a chilled out retreat .

Lovely park with a couple of activities arias. Along with a perfect walk around. The playground needs a little refurbishment.

Lovely parking and found a wee coffee shop this dog friendly. Perfect for coffee takeaway to wander through the park.

I love seeing the mature trees. Very popular with dog walkers. The café has good coffee. Tennis courts are good and free.

i usually only visit here during nightwalks or when im out with freinds, i lived on watson street in my childhood so it was a great place to go way back then. Now in the dark, when no one else is around aside from the "workers" on arbroath road and the late night drivers I've found more peace in the dark baxters park than the light one

We were a party of over 20 on a Sunday evening at the end of April. We did pre-order the food to make life for them easier. They managed to squeeze us into 4 joined-up tables. They had our food all made up correctly (although some of us probably over-ordered). It was fabulous. A mixture of starter / small plates / sharing plates all perfect. A good choice of reasonably priced wines available. All good value, service with a smile and very helpful staff. Thoroughly recommended.

Stopped in on our round-about Scotland. Super friendly staff and delicious food. Even easily accommodated our gf status. Loved the wine selection and I was able to create my own flight!

Really nice bar, with reasonable prices. Service was spot on, and food was tasty. Would definitely recommend the negroni!

We popped into The Wine Press for a, between lunch and dinner snack, after a day of driving from the highlands. New to Dundee we asked Jamie for wine suggestions as well as places we could consider for dinner later that night. Jamie was very friendly, helpful and an all around good bloke. He paired up some lovely wines with our Vitners Plate and we weren't disappointed at all. We had a fantastic time at The Wine Press and will definitely return next time we are in Dundee!

What a lovely place with a really laid back atmosphere , great wine selection and the food was fresh and tasty. If you want somewhere where you can relax and actually hear your friends talk..... Fabulous 😍😍

Cheese board with added side of meat and hummus with pitta bread lovely. As was the wine that we selected. Felt that portion size for padron peppers and spanish omelette on smaller side for price. My 2nd visit and won't be my last.

My Mum and I came upon this amazing place by accident. Our first visit to Dundee. The choice of great wine; delicious mediterranean bites and small plates, not forgetting the very pleasant staff, make this a gem for Dundee. Worth making the trip for! Well done!

First course completed with Karen and won’t be my last! Karen is knowledgeable, friendly and very helpful throughout. Could not fault the course in any way, in-depth theory and the loveliest models to practice on. Thanks again💗

I have been going to a Karen for years now and every time I get a professional, friendly, and fantastic service. She will do whatever she can to fit you in and my nails have never been better. I highly recommend her services to anyone!

Karen is very conscientious and is happy to discuss treatments etc. Her Lady Tonic salon is spotlessly clean and she uses the best products. Always punctual and welcoming, I highly recommend a visit for an extensive range of treatments.

I have trained with Karen a few times now. Every course I’ve done has been very informative, Karen explains everything in depth and is very knowledgeable about each course. I always feel at ease and not rushed with Karen and she is always on hand afterwards to answer any questions.

I did a course in Bow Lamination at Lady Tonic today. I have done lots of courses over the years in my beauty career, but Karen was by far and away the most lovely, kind, professional, knowledgeable and helpful trainer that I have come across. Her salon was so clean, and well equipped. And her new brand of products are really quick, easy to use and the packaging and presentation is just gorgeous. I have left feeling confident and excited about doing brow lamination for my clients. Thank you for having me today and I’m already looking forward to future courses with you. Highly recommend. Love Claire Jackson.

Had pigmentation treatment today. Karen is lovely and very reassuring. My treatment was almost pain free and I'm looking forward to seeing my results when I have healed, thanks Karen 😊

I have been going to Karen's for 8 years she is a caring fabulous professional.. cal gel fantastic. Long lasting great choice of colours. And lots of other treatments. Micriboading and plasma treatment. Waxing and so much more.

The food is good I have to say first. But this is not ok or so bad as a sport bar! Every table around is the same going to see a football match and the staff refuse to open the sound of TV! Therefore our football watching become a silent game + noisy club music😵‍💫😵😤😡, such a bad place for watching games but good if you only need some food. Have to say again food is good 👍

Always a good visit to Braes for sports matches. Lots of TVs/screens, and ample seating. Staff are very friendly and attentive. Food portions could perhaps be a bit more generous and flavourful. We got the social sharer which has a good variety of chicken wings, chicken bites, grilled halloumi, garlic bread and onion rings, but could be improved in quantity for the price of £21.

Ben, Bing, and bossman served us well this afternoon. They were so nice about us staying way too long after our boozy brunch 😊 lovely staff great food and drinks. Thanks again!

Great place for food. The pizzas are delicious and the service was great too. Highly recommend it

Booked student boozy brunch for myself and a couple friends, it was an absolute steal. We ended up paying £30pp for 6 cocktails and a main meal each which is an insane deal. The service was fantastic, every member of staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. We will absolutely be coming back again and would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a great boozy brunch!!

Scored low for atmosphere due to be early and not being as busy. Food was spot on and cocktails tasty

Great classic pub to watch the sports. Thought the vibes were class too. Highly recommend for an afternoon out with friends

Great welcome and introduction to the museum by the staff. Interesting mixture of vehicles and lovely cars you can sit in. Story of the Tay rail disaster and a poignant list of all who lost their lives. Good video displays and an interactive children's corner. We spent 1 and a half hours there.

Nice little transport museum hidden away in Dundee. It is quite small but they do have a lot of interesting exhibits. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. You can sit in some of the vintage cars too which I feel is pretty rare these days in museums. They're eventually moving to a new bigger premises in the old Maryfield tram depot off forfar road so excited to see what they make of it!

A cracking little museum, showing the history of Dundee's transport links. A few of the displays are marked with a proactive * STAR so you can sit in the cars marked or climb aboard the bus or fire engine, Great for kids of all ages! A play area is good for younger ones to be entertained while others explore further. Go along and reminisce or learn something new that you didn't know...

Went here for a car meet. Parking was ok, just busier than usual due to the event. It's the end of October so it was getting dark pretty early and there was no lighting in the overflow carpark and minimal lighting in the carpark out front. The staff member who was working was very polite and helpful serving hot drinks and snacks. The museum was clean and tidy.

Fantastic time at the museum on Sunday. Lots for the kids to see and do, including a racing game while sitting in a car. Well worth a visit!

Been a while since we last visited , very well laid out of all different transport through the ages and reevent to local area. Love the star vehicles your allowed to get in and very child friendly with lots of areas and buttons for them to try out . Dog friendly and a cafe added bonuses.

Good exhibits , good location , friendly staff , good snacks , the monthly coffee and cars nights are very good throughout summer . Can't wait till they move ro purpose built venue at the Old Dundee Tram depot .

Really lovely brunch. The brioche toast though, could have more sauce on the side or on it. Still a great experience. Decent pricing also. First time trying bubble and squeak benny and I must say it was my favourite. Bursting of flavour.

Very tasty and crispy Korean waffle chicken, tasty french toast and nice drinks. Lovely waitress and nice atmosphere.

Delicious food and coffee. Service was slow which was the only downside. Really cute wee place with a nice atmosphere. Will definitely come back again.

Worst experience. I was recommended to come here and I was extremely disappointed. We ordered two breakfasts. As vegetarians and that was made clear. I was given bacon on my plate. They took the bacon off and gave the plate back. It was unprofessional of them as they should have made a fresh plate. Got my food back and the eggs were so undercooked so changed my order. Partner didn’t eat his as the his eggs were extremely undercooked. Charged full price which was £41 even with a pathetic £4 taken off. We shouldn’t have been charged for at least one of the meals. Disappointed and do not recommend!

Went for brunch as many recommended. Pastrami toastie had a tiny slither of pastrami. Poor value. Partner left feeling hungry. Haevos pacamara was bland. Coffee was alright. No seats inside. So happy to sit outside. Very wobbly bench & table. Better value tastier brunch options elsewhere.

Amazing place. We went there for breakfast on a Sunday. It was quite busy already. Unfortunately they only accept walk-ins. We were lucky that there were a few tables available. We had the waffles and brioche French toast. Delicious. Coffee was very good as well. Their cake selection looked great and we're yet to try them. The staff were very friendly and attentive. We're looking forward to going back.

Small interesting cafe by Perth road. Tried 2 dishes. Korean buttermilk fried chicken with Gochujang chili sauce. The waffles was made well with a certain crisp to it and wasn’t burnt. The sweetness of the honey waffles went well with the sweetness and spicyness of the fried chicken. Recommended to try! Whereas for the Beef burger. The beef patty was slightly over cooked but everything came well together. However, the rusted fries was however something you should get , it was fried perfectly and well seasoned!

Friendly staff, lovely decorations, and I like the "pass it on" initiative. However food is quite bland for my taste. I had the avocado toast with salmon on the side. It was literally just avocado on sourdough with not much seasoning. Price at the end was calculated wrong as well but I questioned it and that was corrected. Overall it was a nice café but food was not flavourful for me. Still worth a visit because of their staff and ethos.

Dropped in for hot drink and cake, at this small independent coffee shop. Friendly proprietor, main trade with university students apparently. Worthy of more local support.

Very cute and cozy cafe a short walk from the Uni and city center. The coffee was fantastic, and the selection of pastries and light bites were wonderful. The seating is a bit limited, but they offer takeout for everything.

Absolutely loved our visit the other day. Felt so at ease and well looked after. Our first visit to a cafe since covid, had my 2 young children with me and they loved it! Thanks so much guys! Food was amazing and the kids loved their kids food board 😍 can't wait to come back xx

I was really gutted to visit today as I've followed Fika on Instagram for ages and I was really looking forward to an accessible and trans inclusive space for a cup of tea and some vegan cake. I arrived in my wheelchair and there was a step at the entrance. I had googled beforehand and the cafe was listed as being wheelchair accessible, my partner and I waited outside for a few moments, but no one seemed to notice us. Feeling a bit let down, my partner went inside whilst I sat outside in my wheelchair, he bought me a slice of vegan sticky toffee loaf which after being wheeled back up the hill, I ate in the car. It was so stale that it was inedible. My partner tells me that it was the last slice there and there weren't anymore vegan cakes. So ultimately it just ended up going in the bin as both of us felt so dejected by it all that we couldn't face going back.

Great coffee, fantastic atmosphere, amazing staff. I found myself going there at least weekly. Being new to Dundee the staff were so welcoming, professional and cheerful. I genuinely miss it.

Lovely, sunny, intimate little place. . Had a light lunch, which kept me filled up all day. Walls decorated with local artist's work which was cute. Lots of choice for various dietary needs, and super friendly efficient staff. Highly recommded.

We stayed for 3 nights and I was amazed at how nice this hotel was. Cleanliness was to a high standard, it was very quiet and the facilities were great. If you’re also wanting to eat at the restaurant, this is also a good place to eat, however I would say it is slightly more expensive than your regular restaurants. We were welcomed and I would definitely stay here again. Thank you Apex Dundee!

Unfortunately, I haven’t actually been able to stay at this hotel my booking is actually for 10 days from now. My booking is for just over a week from now. I did book a non refundable rate, clearly my mistake, however I wasn’t expecting to not be travelling to Dundee. For family reasons we won’t be going to Dundee and have had to cancel our trip. I did convey the reasons to the hotel but there is no empathy from the hotel regarding the matter all they care about is the money. Legally there is no obligation to refund the room rate to me but in some instances surely circumstances should be considered. They are happy for me to cancel the reservation and I would assume then sell the room to someone else, great business for them, but have zero interest in my reasons for having to cancel. Shame on you! There doesn’t appear to be any way to verify that my room will actually be there sitting empty for 3 days as I have already paid for it. First and last time using this chain. Buyer Beware!

We had a fantastic stay in this new hotel. The staff are young but very professional and extremely helpful and friendly. We were bumped to a larger room on the top floor, which was a delightful surprise upon arrive (Thank you Lucy !). The public spaces are bright and modern. The food and drink, which on the first night, we were able to take up to our room without any silly room-service charges, was just great. All in all, a great place to stay and explore Dundee. It's also very convenient, if like us, you're fly in or out of Edinburgh.

Second time I've stayed here and love the place. Very modern fixtures, fantastic food and breakfast options. Staff are polite and very friendly. Only downfall was that the room was a little small.

We stayed here on our way to Aberdeen. The staff was lovely and the rooms clean. The bathroom was gigantic with both bath and shower. The only thing I would say is, don't trust when they say the restaurant is fully booked. We were told we had to hurry down for dinner and the restaurant was empty.

Once again we enjoyed a lovely evening in the restaurant to celebrate a special occasion. As ever, staff were warm, friendly, professional and attentive and the food and drinks were fantastic. Lovely setting and atmosphere and excellent customer service. This restaurant is a family favourite.

An ok accommodation but it should be noted that there is no air con in the rooms and TV does not allow streaming / screen mirroring with my iPhone (despite function being technically available). We had a twin room with a notably narrow single bed each, which is not for everyone. Parking is £7 / night. Vibrant reception area… with noise late into the evening / early morning on the Friday night.

The hotel’s location is incredibly convenient, situated right next to the train station, no need to even cross the road! While the room is small, it’s spotlessly clean and well-maintained. The 24-hour reception staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful, ensuring a smooth and pleasant stay. A great bonus is the 25% discount for parking at the nearby Greenmarket car park, adding even more value to your visit.

I originally posted this on Booking.com but they summarised my review. Location was brilliant, so close to the station and town centre. The staff were brilliant. We spoke to a lovely lady in reception, I think her name was Emily. We were staying for a funeral and as check in is later in the day, we would have had nowhere to get changed and freshen up. After explaining this to reception, she got the room ready as a priority and even gave me a courtesy call to let me know it was ready. I would stay here again and I would recommend this place to my friends.

Such a pleasure staying here. It's my go to hotel while I'm in Dundee. Stayed here first time in 2023 and came back again this year. Rooms are very comfortable and cosy. A/C works a treat and showers are so relaxing. Staff were excellent, friendly and helpful. Had a great view too! Can't wait to come back again.

Great location and gentle staff. Rooms were modern and clean, in general. The only thing which was not as clean as the others was the toilet, as you can see in the photo. In addition, the reception is on the second floor and the signs are not easy to notice at first.

This was quite possibly the nicest hotel experience I have had - certainly for quite some time. The room was lovely, the ambience was friendly and the staff were lovely. Also, the location (the same building as the train station) could not have been more convenient).

Great place to stay in Dundee. It is close to everything in the center and also railway station. However, it was really quiet. Room service was nice and did not disturb people when they did not want it. Breakfast was good, with a lot of options and opportunity to take it to room.

The location is really practical and the rooms are rather big and spacious. Everything was clean and the bathrooms were spacious as well. The staff is very nice and helpful. There is breakfast available which is really good and has a nice view upon the city. The hotel is very quiet and we did not hear a single neighbor or anyone Walking down the hallway. Can definitely recommend.

Paid £155 for a room that’s usually £39 a night because there was a local event on, to be fair I feel robbed, the receptionist was lovely and tried her best to accommodate us, the out side of the hotel looked like a run down prison block, got to the rooms and honestly if you had replaced the double bed with bunk beds I would have sworn I was In the jail cell. Not very relaxing nor welcoming at all. We had to even check our room for bedbugs it was so outdated and behind the bed was disgustingly dusty. The main room Light didn’t work, tv tiny, poor ventilation, no air conditioning, internet poor, very very very basic of rooms. Breakfast was ok but terrible selection, feel bad I even paid more just to have breakfast. So total Cost of our hotel stay with breakfast came to £190 . For that price I would have expected way more, very very disappointing!!!! £14 for a cider and vodka n coke is just ridiculous. Place needs a serious upgrade or knocked down and rebuilt would be far easier. Feel Bad for the staff they try their best in a bad situation.

Had a one night stay, standard room with two dogs. On check in last night at 1830 hrs, there was no-one in reception. Another guest appeared and we waited - after five minutes I went looking for a member of staff - he was in the kitchen. He apologised and checked us in. This morning took our dogs out at 0530 hrs - returned at 0550 hrs - we tried to get access but couldn't because the room key card wouldn't work. Once again, went to try and find a member of staff - had to knock on the window of the dining room to alert a young woman. She let us in, I mentioned that the key card reader wasn't working, she said she knew, but she was cooking breakfast!'. I don't have an issue with the two members of staff, they were trying to do their job but this Travelodge is obviously understaffed - get a grip management!

You are welcomed into the carpark by an enormous pothole and you do wonder if your car will be nicked whilst parked here, such is the air of dereliction. The staff are nice enough but Travelodge should be ashamed of their lack of investment. On the positive side it is close to the Dundee Law which you can walk or drive up for stunning views, and then it’s a downhill walk to the city centre, in total around a 40 minute walk.

Had to wait a little while at the desk to check in, but honestly no big deal, the staff member that checked me in was very friendly and helpful. The room was great, I don't know why people are complaining, they are clean and comfortable.

I was working away, like I do a lot and normally a travelodge is OK, but this one really needs doing up, and better supervision, the smell of weed in the corridors was so strong it felt like I was joining in, we got in at 10pm and left at 8am and I feel like they was to long. The only time we spoke to any staff was to book in we didn't every get a good morning when we left.

Just checked into this hotel and can honestly say by far the worst hotel we have ever stayed in. Arrived to find the hotel looking like an run down ruin, rooms are tiny and as basic as basic gets. There seems to be homeless people accommodated in the hotel which is not the experience we were looking for during our last minute stay in the area. Reception staff to be fair was excellent as done all she could and gave us numbers to call for Central reservation and also customer service who were no use at all and could provide no assistance apart from what the computer was telling them. We are hoping to get a refund and booking another hotel close by as we honestly do not feel safe in the hotel and would rather lose our money than chance staying here. This hotel should not be open to the public. There is no WiFi, elevator looks and feels like a hospital mortuary elevator. Our hotel towels had blood on them which tells you all you need to know! The entire place is tired and run down and it seems evident why this Travel Lodge is lacking the investment and tlc like the other branches. Avoid at all costs!

Great value for the price. Setting up a booking is also very quick and easy to do on the phone. The closest Tesco is around a 10 minute walk away and if you don't have a car, the closed bus stop is a 4 minute walk away so it's in a decent location. The staff was professional and helpful. The housekeepers were very kind and helpful as well. You'll have to pay for the internet and it's alright but I do recommend just going to the library since it has free wifi and like a 7-10 minute walk away if you'd rather save money. All in all a good experience, just what I needed as a solo traveler.

A genuinely beautiful hotel! Rooms, reception, leisure suite and bar were all wonderfully decorated. We had dinner and it was very nice as well. Good prices for drinks and the staff were really polite. The only problem was breakfast. Everything was nearly empty. All tables were very dirty upon coming in at 9pm. Definitely a member of staff or 2 more needed as 2 was not enough. Many people seemed to be just standing about waiting for things to be topped up or had to ask. Sausages were lukewarm and sitting in fat. I would put it down to management not staffing properly. For the size of the breakfast area, 4 people would be suffice and not the best selection All in all, the hotel was absolutely wonderful. Breakfast just needs more attention

Lovely little find! Good location to city centre with very friendly staff. The rooms are equipped with everything you could need for a good night stay - shampoo, conditioner, hair dryer, iron & ironing board. Good selection of hot drinks & biscuits in the room too which was a nice touch! Room was clean & the bed was very comfy. Use of the sauna, pool & gym was included so in the morning we had a steam/sauna then had breakfast. Breakfast was buffet style with plenty of selection. Food was hot & delicious. Honestly couldn't ask for anything more of our stay 😊

We had a lovely time here, great hotel! Great friendly staff & atmosphere! Food was fantastic especially the steak!! The gym & spa were great as was the pool. Very clean, comfy beds. Room a very good size! The grounds are beautiful 😍 , local train station about 10 min walk to give you great access to everything! Wish we were staying longer but we will be back 🥰 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

We had a wonderful stay athe The Landmark in Dundee. The receptionist who met us & checked us in was superb & very helpful. The room was good size & spotless. Bed very comfy. Bathroom was lovely & immaculate. We used the leisure facilities which slightly dated were clean & nice. The bar & restaurant staff very friendly. Good value for money & we have already booked again.

Nice place. Clean sheets on a very comfortable bed. Good TV nice rooms and sauna and pool. Nice helpful, efficient, polite and friendly staff. However, the place looks a little tired and the decorating needs freshening up. But that’s the decorator in me.

Excellent value for money! Cost us £75 per night including spa access. Really nice hotel, breakfast was fantastic. Friendly reception staff. Rooms could maybe do with a lick of paint hence the 1 star knocked down but id definitely stay again.

Would give 0 if I could, so sad to see this hotel in such a sorry state, went for lunch, had a burger which was 17.99 and the absolutely worst tasting burger I have ever eaten! Service not much better, atmosphere non existent! Kids hardly touched there meals. Will not be back. A good clean wouldn't go a miss either.

First off, the elevator stunk of dog piss. Secondly, the bathroom stunk and had not been cleaned properly at all, there was mould in the shower. The room was okay could’ve been better but understandable for the money. The bathroom was the worst possible thing I’ve experienced, ceiling ripped, stunk like it hadn’t been cleaned since the past 4 residents and no water pressure too.

Room was large and clean But it was incredibly hot. Window opened hardly at all. Only plugs were at the desk. None either side of the bed so the fan provided didnt hit us in bed. We had to unplug the tv so we could have the fan on and charge two phones. Only 1 towel given per person, not very helpful when I have long hair to dry and any hotel ive been in gives two towels per guest. Location is really centeral and good for walking anywhere.

Are the staff forced to work there, nobody is happy in this place, not just here but go into town and everybody is miserable. You'd think it's voluntary but no, they get a wage and still miserable. What's wrong with locals here, I've never seen people this unhappy as a whole anywhere else in the UK. I'm sure the toiletries are even watered down 🤦🏽‍♂️🤔😂 The only friendly person in this area was a homeless addict of some sort. What a nice guy he was, give him a room and clean him up and you'd have a much nicer staff to welcome people spending the night here.

Well what can I say about my 3 day stay..... awful 😔 Breakfast is a prepacked box containing cereal etc... that was additional cost. Room was generally clean apart from a patch of what looked like vomit on the carpet. Plug sockets no where near the bed. I was given an accessibility room which had a huge room but not ideal as the bathroom sink was too low, no rails that were higher to hang dresses. The staff that I spoke to were really helpful and gave me a hairdryer when I couldn't find one in the room. The bed was uncomfortable and by the third night I couldn't wait to go home. The zip that connects the two beds was uncomfortable to lay on so effectively slept on oneside of the double bed.

Room was ok in general although bed very hard, bathroom ceiling paint falling off, shower roasting unable to adjust heat of it. Loud generator outside window very loud even with window closed. Carpets very dirty in room, elevator and corridor. Outside entrance was smelly, dirty and full of rubbish. On arrival staff were pleasant and welcoming, we ask for ironing board and iron, 5 hours later we had to go to reception and ask again for these at which the staff member handed items to my wife to bring up to the room herself. Although handy to city centre don't think we'd be staying here again.

Stayed here over a year ago now but my review is not here. ? Booked 2 nights in November for Xmas shopping. In short. Room was freezing (even with portable heater we got when complained). Alsi because lift went working, everyone was using stairs. These stairs are metal and on the otherwise of our room wall the noise was like thunder all night. We left after only 1 night and was told we woukd get a free stay voucher from manager emailed to us but this never happened either. Use to stay in travelodges a lot but not since then. Poor show

Bear in mind I am rating this from my perspective as a disabled person. My first problem was finding the car park, it is not clearly indicated from outside, but fortunately it is off a quiet road so we had time to stop and check. The disabled spaces are marked, and the closest to the door, which was a bonus, and it was a simple case of getting up the dropped kerb and through the automatic doors to the counter. I did not see any dropped counter, which is awkward for me, so I asked my wife to take the door cards. Our room was on the second floor, so I went to the lift and found my chair, which I admit is wider than normal, only just got in. I didn't have a tape to measure if it was 900mm, I haven't had this problem before. Once in the lift, I had to present a door card to a detector before the lift would move which was unfortunately now behind my right shoulder. As I have osteoarthritis, it was a painful exercise to wave the key card in front of it. Getting out of the lift was of course, a nightmare. The door to the was offset from the lift, the stairs to the right, and I am pretty sure there was not a 1.5m turning space. Add to all this that the wheels on the chair are trying to turn while I am part way out, the door is heavy, and the chair jammed twice and, well you can imagine. Just as well another customer arrived and held the door allowing me to concentrate on getting out of the lift and not going down stairs. Once on the floor, there were 2 sets of heavy swing doors I certainly could not manage, and even though my wife had joined me in her scooter by this time, between us they were a struggle. Fortunately, a staff member appeared, and came with us to our room, and she was very helpful, pleasant and polite. A real credit to the hotel! When we got to the room I found my wheelchair would not go through the door. So I had to park outside, and use 2 sticks and hope I didn't fall! It might only have been 10 or 15 steps for most people, for me it was as good as a half mile or more. My legs were shaking by the time I got to the bed. However, the room was at first check, great! It was fine and big, plenty of room for 2 wheelchair users, and the shower room had been equipped with hand rails and drop down rails. There was even a giant sink right in front of the toilet, just in case you wanted to get off that way. But why was there only one somewhat uncomfortable bucket type chair? Disabled people like to be able to sit in a little comfort at times! That is why I ended up sitting on the bed. It was a little lower than I am used to, but I thought I would manage. I won't say full marks for the comfort of the beds, but they were not far off it! Just with them being low, by morning, I was really struggling to get up to the toilet, and had to get help, which I seldom need to do after a rest. One other thing I should say about the room is it was reasonably quiet considering the hotel is in a city centre. That was a bonus for us as we come from a very quiet place where everything stops at midnight at the latest. So when taken overall, I have to give staff full marks, and then some. The location was just what we were looking for, it could not have been much better. For most people, I imagine that if their rooms are anything like the one we had, then their stay would be fine, though I think the hotel could invest in much better chairs. For the average disabled person, they would have faced many of the same difficulties that I did, heavy swing doors, narrow room doors, etc. But overall, it might not have been the best hotel I have stayed in but it definitely is not the worst, and though some improvements are simple, some are clearly structural and there is not much that can be done about them. So just be aware.

After all of the positive reviews and nice pictures, Our friends and I traveling from the US paid for a King Bed suite. What a mistake! The rooms are way smaller than you might think. Great you have a kitchen (if you intend to use it) but the odd shape means you have absolutely nowhere to put your cases. This is fine if you are in Dundee for the night, but anyone staying longer should absolutely avoid. As for the King Bed.. it is a Queen. I took both issues up with management over 3 days... the first 2 I was told someone would get back to me, on day 3 we had had enough and spoke to the day manager after camping in reception. Her response was to tell me American friend having the same issue that "In the UK a King bed is a Queen" until I stepped in and told her that was absolute nonsense and she should not be lying to guests. I was finally offered a 1 bed suite. After looking at it, it was basically the same room as a "King" suite but with a false wall at the end of the bed, which actually made the room smaller.. The hotel is also shared with another hotel, so parking is a HUGE issue. We also tried to use the washers/dryers. Of the 3 washers and 3 dryers, only 1 washer was working and 2 dryers. The ONLY redeeming features of the hotel is that it is in walking distance to town and the breakfast..

Excellent place to stay, one of the best hotels we have stayed in for a while. The fact it was a small suite with its own well appointed kitchen was a bonus. There's a pantry shop near reception you can buy ready meals or use the room service (£5 charge) for some street food, breakfast panis recommended. Spacious and contemporary decorated it was a joy to stay in. We loved all the art work giving a nod to the buildings previous use as a mill. Staff were very friendly and courteous, room was spotless. Breakfast had a full range of hot and cold food as well as pastries and fruits. Highly recommend, 5 min walk from bus station, 10 min walk from train station. Limited parking at hotel which you have to pay for if leaving car overnight. Other than that I will definitely use next time I'm back in Dundee.

My family and I traveled from California and stayed at this hotel for a week and loved it. The mini-suite was very cozy and equipped with everything you need. The hotel also had a great food. If we ever return to Dundee, I'm sure we'll stay there again. Thank you.

Great location near Dundee Waterfront with easy access to the city centre. The room was like a compact studio apartment with views of the River Tay, a well-equipped kitchenette (induction hob, microwave, dishwasher), and plenty of space. Staff were polite and helpful. Breakfast was standard IHG quality. Parking is limited on-site, but there’s a public car park a few minutes’ walk away with free parking from 6 pm to 8 am. Good option for a comfortable, self-catered stay in Dundee.

Family of 1 child 18months clean hotel service was good accept for the breakfast time the coffee machine was empty and no one bothered to fill it. Otherwise reasonable breakfast. Rooms clean & comfertable

Great home base for exploring the surrounding region. Stayed here for four nights and the rooms were super comfortable. Modern amenities and super usable kitchen fully stocked with everything needed. Staff were also super helpful and friendly with everything we needed. Would highly recommend this spot if in the area.

The room was good except for the arch near the bed, it was in such an angle that you can bang your head, which happened. But otherwise, everything was good. The staff was very helpful and cooperative.

Went with my dog yesterday and there was glass everywhere! The path was covered in shattered glass and there was rubbish all over the grass. Definitely not dog/ paw friendly!

Great wee walk! I grew up in this area so it was lovely to go back. Nice peaceful walk along the Dichty Burn, just watch out for the giant hogweed! With it being lockdown, it's glorious to see nature blooming everywhere.

Good place to walk. We can explore more place if we walk more through the bridge

Great place to walk the dog 🐕 or clear your head

Great place to take dog and kids .usually empty

Right now it's white, great for sledging! The snow has compacted very nicely and is a couple of inches thick, hopefully will stay this way for a couple of days at least. It's a nice place even when the snow is gone, the dighty burn runs through it and there is amatuer football games played there regularly too.

Nice pleasant open space

An extraordinary modernist structure, both without and within. The unusual shape limits the amount of gallery space but the collections are still interesting. CRM’s oak room is an absolute jewel of interior design and is a must-visit attraction.

V&A Museum Dundee is an absolutely stunning building with unique modern architecture that beautifully stands by the River Tay. Inside, it’s very clean, well organised, and offers a great mix of exhibitions about design, art, and culture. The café is lovely with a relaxing atmosphere and good food options, perfect for a short break during your visit. Staff are very friendly, helpful, and always willing to guide visitors. Overall, a wonderful place to explore and enjoy — definitely worth visiting when in Dundee!

Stunning museum- a true treasure. The architecture and design inside and out are truly iconic. Really enjoyed the Scottish Design and Palestinian Embroidery exhibits. What a treat to see one of Charles Rennie Macintosh’s tea rooms in its entirety! Lovely knowledgeable staff- at entrance and used exhibits - friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable.

V&A Dundee is truly a design museum for all ages. We were so impressed with the dedicated free family resources—from the activity sheets and books to the drop-in creative zones. My children had an absolutely amazing experience with the hands-on drawing and arts activities provided. It's clear the V&A makes creativity integral to the whole visit, making it an inspiring and comfortable place for kids to learn and explore design through their own artwork!

We went in on 12th Oct in the morning and were greeted by friendly staff who gave me a brief description of the museum. Then we heard the announcement that there will be a guided tour at 11am so we just joined. The staff did an excellent job showing us around the exterior and the Scottish museum as well. We got to learn the design ideas and some of the behind the scene stories while it came to build the building. We had a great time. I think the staff is called Isabella or Elizabeth, sorry my bad with the names but she was excellent and very informative. It is a must visit place if you like design and architecture. I hope they will get more collections and exhibitions to fill in the space in the future.

The V&A was completely different super modern and right by the water, which already sets the vibe. The building looks mad from the outside, like it’s floating or something. Inside, everything felt sleek and design-focused, but still approachable. The exhibitions were creative and interactive in a way that didn’t feel too "museum-y" if that makes sense. It's one of those places that makes you see everyday stuff in a new way. Would go back, especially if there’s a new exhibition on.

Garden and Palestinian embroidery exhibition fantastic and stimulating. Good cafe and resources. Permanent exhibition of Scottish design seems poorly curated and haphazardly displayed

We were staying at the hotel next door and after a long drive the obvious choice for dinner was the Bell Tree. There were 5 of us. The waitress was very friendly but we were met with a list of things which were unavailable - prawns, steak and haggis. When the food arrived it was mediocre - the steak and ale pies were a little chewy on the meat front, the steak was barely medium cooked and one of the gravy boats was sent back as it was one, large, gelatinous mass. Desserts, in all fairness, were good. We were already booked in for breakfast - the continental. It was a disappointment - I think it was reasonable to expect a range of coffees but there was just coffee in a heated pot. The fruit platter consisted of three sad looking bananas and we think an orange... may have been a satsuma. The cereal choice was OK, the yoghurts were tasty. I am not a fan of the huge toaster machines - they seem to go from lukewarm to cremated with nothing in between. The staff were, again very friendly but we did see food being sent back to the kitchen on the evening we were there. Overall the place looks like it is overdue a refurbishment, clean and better lighting. We didn't eat there again because of our disappointment and whilst the hotel location was great if we returned we would be going out for breakfast/evening meals.

An excellent venue for our lunch. Meals were lunch time size, nice variety and served quickly. The food was hot and tasty. Service was excellent our group was 35 adults who had pre booked and so, a space had been reserved so that we could all sit and eat together. Staff were polite and corporately dressed. The atmosphere was created by our own group so , was very pleasant.

Breakfast review: They do breakfast rolls as well as full breakfast. Service was excellent. Food was very good and reasonably priced.

My wife and myself decided to try the Bell Tree after passing it numerous times over the years, we decided to give it a try. Saturday 14 June. I'm glad we did. The building itself is set back from the main A92 road at Pamurefield outside Dundee. The dining area was reasonable busy and clean. The staff the night that we dined there were friendly and attentive. Firstly asked if there was any allergies before ordering. Well done to the Staff. The food for a pub grub menu was hot and tasty and we never had to wait any longer than 10 minutes between courses. Give it a try. Definitely one of the best Greenking establishments we've been in.

Brilliant rustic, cosy pub and restaurant. Have been going here for years although don’t manage to get in regularly because it’s a bit out of the way. Stopped today for lunch and had a delicious meal. I started with squid while my partner had the bang bang cauliflower. Squid was excellent with the most delicious sauce and my girlfriend’s cauliflower was also fantastic, almost resembling vegetable pakoras. The starters were only 3.49 to add on with the lunch menu. For mains I had the lunch mini grill which came with gammon, chicken, sausage, chips, peas and a tomato. All of it was fantastic although special call out to the gammon steak which was very juicy and tasty. My girlfriend had the chicken and bacon ciabatta which she thoroughly enjoyed. Service was excellent with drinks coming within a minute or two. Food was also served very quickly. We didn’t have our dog with us but the bar part is dog friendly. They also serve pupacinos. Looking forward to my next visit.

One of my favourite places to eat. It has a great selection on the menu, with generous portion sizes and consistently good value for money. Every member of staff is always welcoming and friendly, which makes it an easy choice to come back time and time again.

Pleasantly surprised at our recent visit. Very friendly service, food hot fresh and tasty, menu had lots of options and calorie/vegetarian listing, good prices

First walk up the Law in 3 years. Weather not brilliant, but the views excellent as always. The climb is well worth it.

30 min walk from downtown Dundee. It's a nice spot to get a nice view of the city's skyline. There's a public restroom close by.

Well worth going to the top, we drove up there are a small amount of parking bays. 360' view and we went at dusk and saw slight sunset which was beautiful.

It's a must visit place in Dundee. Yoh got the whole city view. Amazing place. It's not that hard to go to the top. Loved the view.

Beautiful area great for walking, running or cycling. Views are supreme. Quite steep in places would be awkward for pushchairs etc. Small amount of parking at the top. Plenty of seats and picnic tables to sit at. Toilets bu the bus turning bit on the road up. Well worth a visit if you are in the area

Great view on Dundee.

Lovely views from the top of law Hill

Visited for lunch on our way back to Perth. Easy to get too, ample parking with disabled parking. Easy access to the restaurant and waited to be seated. A good amount of dishes on the menu and we were given ample time to look at what we wanted to order. The staff were fantastic and engaging, which makes a difference. We ordered our meal and for each course, it came out promptly with staff checking everything was okay for us. Food was good and nice size portions. A night off from cooking always is a bonus. Thank you for a lovely lunch and let the staff a good tip to reflect the service.

Unfortunately my 4 year old son waited an hour and a half for his meal. After asking a male member of staff if it would be much longer (we were finished our starters and main by this point) he said he would check but never came back to let us know. However, the two female staff were accommodating and friendly. Food and atmosphere were nice but due to waiting times alone, I don't believe we will be back.

Went for lunch today with my son & Jack Russell, Maddie. The staff came with a dog blanket, water bowl, treat bowl, toy & a dog menu. I was very impressed. We ordered from the lunch menu & the food was lovely. Maddie had the chicken, peas & carrots & gravy. She thought it was Xmas. 5* service & food. Thank you from us & Maddie 🐾

One of marstons better pub restaurants, fairly new . Busy even though it was a Thursday evening. OK food was hot and the steak chios where fluffy and crispy. Guinness was cold and the staff where very friendly and prompt. Great choice after a hard day in the saddle so to speak. Plenty of Ev charging next door and a couple on site.

The service was excellent. The food arrived quickly and tasted great. Very well presented. We ordered by scanning a QR code which meant we got a discount on our drinks.

Had an amazing time at the Camperdown Elm in Dundee! The vibe was super chill and welcoming, and the staff were all really friendly and on the ball. Food was absolutely banging – fresh, full of flavour, and clearly made with care. There’s a great variety on the menu, including proper veggie and vegan options (not just an afterthought like some places). Drinks were spot on too, with a solid selection of local stuff. Massive shoutout to the team for the laughs and good vibes – especially when that was my card happened (you know who you are!). Just a really lovely place to relax, enjoy a great meal, and feel looked after. Can’t fault a single thing. Already looking forward to going back. If you’re in Dundee and haven’t checked this place out yet, you’re missing out. Solid 5 stars from me.

Staff were very helpful and friendly. Food was excellent, everyone enjoyed their meals. Staff create a brilliant atmosphere. Definitely need to come more often

We Had a great meal here for lunch on the weekend. The staff were friendly and helpful, and there was a good variety of cocktails. The food was great, though it was a bit annoying that only two turkey options were left on the menu. Overall, a wonderful experience.

Very busy venue on Saturday night so reservation definitely required. We sat upstairs and found the service from staff to be friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Starters (risotto and bread with oils) and main meals (duck and steak pie) were very tasty with decent sized portions and well cooked al dente vegetables. The puddings unfortunately were less impressive, apple and raspberry crumble and Affogato both coming with fairly cheap, tasteless vanilla ice cream; if this had used a creamier type it'd have made a lot of difference. Great selection of drinks available at the bar so had chance to test some whisky that don't often see on menus. The cocktail menu was good, my wife really enjoyed with the Monkey Gone Nuts seasonal special.

Very nice usually anyway but this was a special Tapas & wine evening with a guest chef and coordinating wine & food. Every course was explained and so was the accompanying wine. Excellent food, excellent service, lovely atmosphere. We look forward to their next adventure.

Excellent service from the team on a Saturday afternoon who accommodated us at short notice and served us quickly to allow one of our party to catch a train home. DOG FRIENDLY! Drinks, food, service and atmosphere were all very good. Polite staff who said please and thank you make such a refreshing change! Thank you, we will be back.

Slightly disappointed with the menu, just feel it's not quite as good as it used to be. That said I had the beef burger and my wife had the Halloumi burger which were both excellent. Definitely go back as it's a great atmosphere and a cracking wee place. Service can't be faulted either.

The bloody Mary was the best I've ever had. I was asked how spicy I wanted it and I opted for level 7 .... I should have went for a 5 ! It was spicy and delicious. French toast with bacon and maple syrup was amazing. Great atmosphere and dog friendly . Loved it .

Fantastic visit as always. Service and food was brilliant. Special shout out to the cocktail maker who made the most incredible spicy margarita! So good had to have 2

Took the dog for a walk round the park on this occasion. It's a large park with plenty of space and just across the road from Templeton woods where you'll find other walks. Sad to see the council golf course has gone, replaced but meadow. There is a nice wee zoo on site and a large playback for younger children.

CamperTown Country Park is a really great spot for barbecues and family time. We’ve been there many times and always enjoyed the space and calm atmosphere. It’s nice that you can even drive inside the park — makes it easy to bring everything you need. The place feels peaceful and safe. Last time we went, it was really refreshing to sit and have a barbecue with family. There’s plenty of room, and it’s just a lovely place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Really enjoyed the country park with the kids. Lots to do for my child with a disability and finally we did make it on boxing day which surprisingly was not at all busy. Most of the time the play parks can get very busy. Also there are electric car chargers in the parking lot if you do visit. Great addition.

Went with the girlfriend and her daughter, if the suns out it's a great way to spend the day or afternoon. Lots for kids to do, take some camping chairs, maybe even a cooler of cold colas.

What a treasure. Fantastic trees and grounds. Love it!

This has to be one of the best play grounds in Scotland that I have ever come across. I was already good and then I was further extended a couple of years ago. There are plenty of parking and also toilet facilties available. You will also find plenty of seating in various forms. The setting within the Camperdown Park is also pretty incredible and to just wander through and take in. Top marks and a must visit if you're in Dundee and have young and even toddlers. We were there at 8.30am and it was getting cleaned and tidied up by the council cleaning which was good to see. All the activities the kids went on, 3 yr and 6 yr old was functioning perfectly. Great way to spend a few hours 👍

This is the best play park I've been to in Scotland,catering for all ages.You could spend a whole day watching their imaginations run free. 4 different play areas inc. Zip wires

Good meal at Duke's, with succulent, juicy burgers and an excellent side of loaded fries. Good service, decent atmosphere (albeit a bit dim), good music! Bathrooms are upstairs - clean and well-maintained. There is also an accessible bathroom on the same level as the pub.

A good bar for big groups, with lots of space and big tables, and a selection of decent burgers, pizzas and chunky chips. Very loud music, but you can talk. The food is a bit pricey, but you can order from a QR code on the table and it comes quick.

Just conveniently round the corner from the Hilton Hotel. Smart redti-bar with superb selection of craft ales and nice burger / hotdog menu - especially enjoyed the IPA and jalapeño burger. Prices good and the service was particularly attentive and friendly. Excellent place, highly recommended

Good beer selection, and beer garden.

Really disappointed with the changes made for Saturday nights. Used to be such a great place to go for a dance and listen to the DJ, but there’s no longer space to dance and can barely hear the music. Still have to pay an entry fee though even though it’s no different to any other bar… a big shame that they’ve made these changes

We came and watched the six nations, Sexton's final match for Ireland! 🇮🇪 It was a really nice atmosphere and the staff were fun and friendly. We were led to believe by the dundee market manny that they had Cairn o' Mohr cider on tap..sadly they only have bottles. It's still good, though. The food menu is a bit 'meh'. Despite hungry tums, we were not persuaded by the usual fried food fare. 😑 It's costly and would no doubt leave us feeling uncomfortably dissatisfied.

Great friendly service and very tasty food! Prices are a bit on the higher side for a pub but the food was fresh and good quality and there was a big choice of drinks.

Really great coffee ☕️ however expected more of the bagel. Ordered a chicken mayo bagel 🥯 which I generally know as a hot meal however it came and the chicken mayo was ice cold which I really didn't enjoy or expect.

I took an impromptu trip to Dundee from Glasgow during the bank holiday and had a lovely day. This lovely day was made by sampling the infamous rainbow bagel! I had zero expectations, but the staff were lovely, my order was prompt and the bacon & cream cheese on the rainbow bagel was delicious :) recommend dropping in on your travels

Brilliant range for gluten free, vegan and vegetarian options! Options for alternative milks for a multitude of different drinks (milkshakes, coffees etc etc) Most of the sandwiches can be done with gluten free bread and there's an entire section of the menu dedicated to vegan options. Today I stopped by with my mother and got a beetroot ginger latte with soy milk which was LOVELY ! I also got a falafel, hummus, rocket and tomato sandwich on gluten free bread, and a side of the soup of the day (pea and mint). Genuinely a super tasty sandwich and my mother enjoyed her vegan cheese toastie (gf bread). There are also multiple options for vegan/gf baking at the front counter. The waiters are very nice also!

SCOTTISH CAFE / AUSSIE ROOTS! Stopped by today for a spot of lunch, been meaning to try & review this one for while! Light, airy & fresh decor, it’s very easy on the eye on arrival. Greeted quickly & sat by the window, once decided orders taken at the counter. I had the Coronation chicken ciabatta which was without doubt the best I have tasted & no sultanas as it should be! The wife had Spicy Chorizo Ciabatta & some Hash Brown Nuggets, all to the same very high standard. Finished off with a flat white & double macchiato, again top barista skills there, they were devine! Highly recommend giving them a try 😃

Last week my grandma and I stopped here for lunch and really enjoyed our food and drinks. I had one of their popular rainbow bagels with cream cheese and salmon and a Carmel latte, grandma had a ham and cheese croissant. We really enjoyed our lunch and would definitely return in the future.

Lovely cafe, fab for kids, variety of options for veggie /vegan, for the little ones as well, coffee lovely, staff super friendly and helpful, quick service

Always visit here when in Dundee it’s a lovely little friendly cafe that caters for all vegan too. They do the most amazing rainbow bagels. We always have breakfast when visiting which is always 4 stars. Very friendly staff.

1st time visiting the fisherman's tavern broughty ferry. We booked a table in advance. Upon arrival we were greeted by the bar staff and shown to our table. 1st impressions are good with a classic tavern atmosphere. Order was taken quickly by attentive staff. Waited around 15 minutes for the food to arrive. All I can say is the food was absolute perfection. Perfect sized portions, not too much but enough to satisfy a healthy appetite. Very tasty home cooked meals with clearly high quality ingredients. All things considered, the quality, taste and service, it was exceptional value for money. Will definitely be back.

We had a great stay at the fisherman's tavern, the room was spacious, with a comfortable bed and a good shower. The staff are welcoming and very friendly, happy to give advice to visit the area, nothing seems too much trouble. On arrival, we were told about quiz night and were recommended to book a table for dinner. We had a brilliant evening with great food and friendly locals. We were expecting it to be noisy but it really was not. There is no car park as the hotel is in town, but we managed to park nearby. Nicely located for walks along the seafront, public transport to Dundee within a few minutes walk. Would go there again if we didn't live quite so far away!😉

This place is GREAT! Very nice tavern that has perfectly prepared food, along with really good service. I would highly recommend dinner or hanging out in the pub her at Fisherman's Tavern. Thanks Helen for providing great service in the Tavern and efficient service/check-in for our hotel rooms.

Great pub serving really good food. Lovely location and friendly staff. Didn't stay in the hotel but it looked lovely from what we saw.

I love the food and the staff are amazing. The food was perfect. I took duck hash I really recommend it. It was amazing. I will come back of course, no doubt about that

Didn't stay here but had the best Mac and cheese ever.busy pub on lovely Saturday evening, staff did well to cope

My go to pub in Broughty Ferry, it’s never done me wrong! I live in Perth but was through for the day with my partner, we came in for a drink and I tried the Belhaven Black - very good choice from me! Lovely drinks, great service and lovely staff. Thank you! :)

Beers great. Service not so much. Barman had to be told to quit chatting to his mate and serve me. Handed me a pint which was well short as he was in a hurry to carry on his conversation.

Would highly recommend! From the moment of walking in the atmosphere was good, friendly staff. The food was absolutely beautiful. First time I've tried Cullen Skink and it was amazing. Burgers were beautiful. The staff were extremely helpful. Comfortable seating areas and good background music.

Great place to visit the IPA and Pale ales were really good food was so nice The only reason I gave a 4 on the atmosphere was that we we're there on a Sunday at 5pm,and there were only 2 other couples. But I can see this place being fun

Visited for a late lunch with a friend. Friendly welcome from Graham, who sat us at table 14. Ordered a bottle of Pinot, then 2 named chicken burgers, servers were friendly chatty and attentive. We thoroughly njoyed our burgers, then treated ourselves to a honeycomb cheesecake each, again delicious. We njoyed our visit, it has a great friendly atmosphere, its spacious and bright, will return. :) :)

We had a late lunch in here on a weekday. Food portions are big 😁 👍🏻

Excellent service, good food and a comfortable atmosphere. Perfect place for when you just need a pint and some decent food. Excellent if you have a large group, lots of space but still comfortable.

Only had time for one but the pale ale was v good. Nice hint of bitterness to it. A shame the Fife Gold was off as would have had that. Nice interior, will pop in again next time in area. The barrel aged beers sounded right up my street.

A really nice beach to visit during summer. Has cute cafés nearby and a park for children to play in. Dogs are usually not allowed into the beach but can depend during different times. Jet skis and other boat rentals are available. The castle nearby is free to enter and a really picturesque spot!

Pretty little beach that was quite busy when we visited on a cold March Saturday and a tractor was busy rolling the sands, its easy to get to from the walking path along the Tay.

it has many unofficial but inconvenient entrance covered with tall grasses. it jas ok view but not that I would recommend comparing to lots of great place in Dundee and among beautiful beaches in Scotland

These was our local beach, when I was growing up. A lot cleaner today than back then. Chilly but sunny when I went, but two people in swimming. Brave or mad ? I returned in September 24, to see a seal on the beach.

Great for swimming and sea glass hunting but it can of course get real busy in the summer! When the tide is fully out it's faaaar and if you swim be careful of strong currents with the tide, sea wead and rocks at points! You also have to walk quite far if you have a dog since most of it is a dog exclusion zone

The recent redesign including new pavements, cycle lanes and wildflower meadows have improved the whole esplanade all the way from Barnhill Rock Gardens - or as we call it Teletubby Lands - immensely.

Absolutely stunning, clean and tidy beach. This place is quite near from Dundee City Centre. You can come here by 5 or 5a bus, also you can take a two way ticket which will cost you cheaper (one side is £2.35; both side is 4£) The beach is lovely joined at the corner with the Broughty Castle which also amazing. A very nice spot for a one day tour.

Enormous beer garden, that was nowhere close to packed on a sunny Sunday afternoon. They have a really big menu with substantial veggy options. The jackfruit burger was very good, as were the loaded fries. Service was quick and friendly. Only minus is that the draft beer offerings are a bit limited, but they have an okay selection of bottles.

Went at 12:30pm on a Sunday so it was very quiet. Ordered fajitas (which were a bit too spicy for me) but still really good… and cheesy fries which were absolutely unreal. Best I’ve had! Our male sever was lovely, however I will say there was a young female server moaning loudly about having to serve people drinks which I would say is very unprofessional… maybe keep it for staff only areas next time.

Good cocktails and tasty food! Ended up getting a discount on my lunch, due to the student deal they had that day! Which is always a plus.

Nice chilled back place. Staff helpful and my son enjoyed the food as did I.

Has changed its name now. We came here for a meal in a group of 6 and not one of us liked the food. The chips are stuck in the 90s still from when your gran or mum used to over cooked them to look black and they were horrible. Two of my friends both ordered the exact same dish for them to come out looking completely different. The food was so disappointing. On another note though the atmosphere was great, music was amazing and the garden outside seating area is amazing.

Went tonight for a birthday and was such a vibe, the music was amazing and the pub quiz was great fun! Service was slower, but it was packed, and the staff were really putting effort into making sure you got your food and drinks. It's a very artsy place being right next to the uni, with mostly students. Through the quiz, there were lots of inappropriate team names, so maybe not so Kid friendly, but I'm sure during the day it's fab 😊

This place was an absolute blast. I came to Dundee for 1 day only and walked into the Kilted Kangaroo while walking around town. I was greeted and served by Olivia who no matter how hard I tried to explain how great she was, I wouldn’t be able to speak well of her or do her justice. Olivia was an amazing hostess, she made my trip to Dundee an amazing experience. If you’re ever in Dundee make sure you go to this place and ask for Olivia!! 10/10 experience from a wonderful hostess who made the trip up to Scotland worth the journey!

A nice place. An open grass space is most of it, the other part is a series of little gardens. The gardens are pleasant, we were there in April so I suspect the blooms would be greater in the high summer. Some of the gardens are inspired by other parts of the world, though to be honest you wouldn't know that for most of them without reading the signs. The American one in particular, apparently that country is just grass?!! That aside they are nice spaces and on a good day a fine place to relax for a while. Dundee is certainly better for this space.

Good venue. Organisation and restrictions prevented us from going to the whole day. No entry allowed. No seats? I can't stand for hours at a time and I am sure others were the same so the venu lost out. Dundee is a super city and the whole place was a buzz with the people like me who had to restrict the time spent standing during the gig. Thousands of pounds spent outside slessor gardens, not so much inside. I feel sorry for the vendors.

It’s perfect for a quiet walk, a lunch break, or just sitting in the sun. It’s close to the V&A and the train station, so easy to get to. Sometimes it feels a bit empty when there’s no event, but during concerts or festivals, it comes alive. Clean, well-kept, and great for quick breathers in the city.

Amazing event for music concerts. Ocean Colour Scene and Human League were standout and as good as 30+ years ago 😀

I was at the well run slessorgardens festival last weekend,great event in lovely surroundings.

Great place for an sit and watch nature. Plenty of space for a picnic and a few places to hide with benches if it's windy. Nice ice cream and handy for the ember bus stops out of town

Its just a big bit of grass with colour changing lights at night. Nice garden areas. Seating and an ice cream parlour.

It's a haven for all book and stationary lovers. They also have such a great collection of puzzles and postcards. Lots of cute gift items too. And the cafe on top is so cozy! I come here like every weekend.

The best bookshop in Dundee. You can find lots of books from various genres in this shop. There is a cafe inside the bookshop and that's a good incentive to visit the shop. It would be great if Waterstones arrange the books according to their respective genre(like Blackwells where everything is nicely presented). Many books of various genres were found mixed. The Economics section was very small and it would be good if there are more books. The customer service was great and the shop was quite crowded when I visited shop (Cafe being the main reason).

Lovely staff and delicious beverages. The dim lights and books make the atmosphere really cozy. In the pictures: hot chocolate and cappuccino :)

Very welcoming staff at coffee shop. Smashing coffee n cakes 😋 Great relaxing atmosphere overlooking the bookshop.

Lovely book store, browsed for 1 hour without any shop person trying to push me along. Bought 3 interesting books in the end.

As you would expect a fabulous selection of books to browse and buy but also beautifully organised with a superb coffee shop upstairs in the gallery. This was a 5 star find!

Only used the cafe. Shocked to see how dirty it was … especially behind the counter. The whole area needs a deep clean

Online it clearly says the café closes at 5pm on Sundays, but actually it closes at 4pm. Every time if that barista with glasses works on a Sunday, he starts tidying up the place nearly an hour early as if it’s about to close. When a delivery driver comes in to pick up an order, you just make up an excuse about a ‘system issue’ and refuse to prepare it. I understand you want to leave on time or even a bit early, but doing this is really unprofessional. None of your colleagues who work on Sundays have ever made customers feel this uncomfortable

I ordered some goodies that were way too expensive to what it was. I had to wait 5 minutes for staff to notice I was there. By the time they did, they were bland, slow, and sloppy. Good (overpriced) food, bad service. Standard cafe. Not worth it.

This use to be a decent caffe nero but has gone downhill lately, it might be a training issue but it's still put me off going to my favourite chain. Today I ordered a flat white it was made with cappuccino milk, it might seem nitpicky, but the texture of milk is what seperates barista made drinks from machine made. At the bottom of the drink was coffee grounds, which formed a slude. Barista burnt their hand on the side and spilled a little, which is fine I do it too, but didn't provide any napkins at all, and there wasn't avaliable with the sugars/sweetners/stirrers. Last time I visited my milk was was burnt, and had the same issue with grounds being at the bottom of the drink.

Coffee is excellent. The internet is very poor. It is cloud based needs to be upgraded on positioned in a better place. Radio signals do not travel through wood or At 2.5 gig. Drops out and verry slow. It is needed to understand how the radio patterns are.. Play sing it in a poor location does not provide accurate cover

Every time I go the queue is long with just one staff member serving, clearly need to recruit. Sometimes you do see the 2nd staff member but they are pretending to look busy cleaning tables at the back

Spacious clean store, great selection of cakes and snacks, clearly labelled and priced. Friendly chatty staff, delicious drinks

Drop my drink server, replace it and gave me a wink will definitely be back

Wow what an amazing bridge today I did the walk and what a walk it was , its a Sunday ,storm Amy has gone x sun shining had the best time ever only met 4 pedestrians and a few cyclists scenery stunning, its a steady walk about minutes each way noise didnt bother me as the scenery is the thing and the tay cafe high praise cash or card , great menu, drinks and toilets facilities added bonus (excellent cheese burger and cappuccino)rest on bench the ladies friendly high quality grub, then walk back ,high respect to those that made this bridge possible and to have the middle section for pedestrians and cyclists as well . Also to those that look after it now x fabulous cheers nicki t

From y to you and your teachers in the car and we can only recommend it o I do 😜 what t yw to get in the end of the years 😉😉😉 best to get the car to

Before you begin. Almost 5km back and forth. It's just seems to keep going. Traffic on both sides of you as you walk. I great view of Dundee. Only Law Hill is better.

The stunning Tay bridge crosses the Firth of Tay and is an impressive 2.75 miles long between Dundee and Wormit in Fife, the bridge you see today is the second of two bridges built, the first bridge opened to the public in 1878, eighteen months later on the 28th December 1879 the central span collapsed during gale force winds, which sent six train carriages carrying 75 passengers plunging into the icy water, unfortunately there were no survivors.

A terrible place for a walk. Very noisy but it has nice views. I rate five because i like terrible place. Do not jump, everything may change, be tenacious.

Great views from south end and also toilet and eating area

Bridges are gateways to another dimension. The 2 sides of the Tay are very different.

This relatively small park has stunning views across the river Tay with a well appointed children's play area nearby and is within easy walking distance of the city centre. It is also home to the iconic bandstand.

Beautiful place to chill if the weather is great. Sadly, in Dundee the weather is not great 80% of the year. But we should all be grateful for green community spaces.

It’s a peaceful calm and worth visiting places, especially on Sunny days. The evening walks, or small picnic with friends and family.

Picturesque view of Tay river and beyond specially during sunny days..quiet place for relaxing and meditating…good for even walk and exercise

My favorite garden in Dundee, ideal for picnics, play, jog, and even to just sit and enjoy the sun. Made a few furry friends here, for which this park will always be extra special to me 😍

Nice place to visit. People enjoy the sun during summer time. You can plan for small picnic, barbeque party.

Great park for spending times with family and friends on a sunny day. People also barbecue in here. Some live music is played in the gazebo, but I've never been.

We were very disappointed by the new quiz app format, it's antisocial, no interaction and doesn't work for a group. The app didn't have sound so many questions were just a guess. Not available on TV so whole group could see questions. Very disappointed. The staff and food are great, so it's a pity we loved the traditional quiz with the chat, lets have that back

Not going to even give a rating because we didn't show up. Calling an hour before and telling me that our reservation is cancelled because their reservation system is not working, is not my problem! The host Amy, said that she would rather just call the first person and have a difficult conversation with me, who reserved a table ONE MONTH before, than someone else. What a great disappointment when we were really looking forward to a post work treat. This is not how you treat customers because you have issues with your system. If you had a booking for a group of 15 when I booked a table on May 27th is absolutely pathetic. Teach your staff better because I will definitely not be coming back to your establishment anymore nor recommend to others.

Had a deal that was for 2 pizzas and a beer flight each. The vegan pizzas were amazing and trying all the beers was really interesting(even though I’m not a beer person). Staff was friendly and knowledgable, will definitely be back and recommend it to others. :)

We stopped in for lunch. We had a great pizza and I had glass of Lefty Scissors IPA. Both were great. This is a nice Brewdog in Scotland's fourth largest city. Very clean city by the way.

In comparison to other brewdog bars, this one is quite small but it definitely makes do with what space they have. Pizzas and cheeseboard were delicious and the staff were very friendly, positive and helpful!

Great pizza as always loved buy the daughter also. Staff always happy help. Special shout out to DJ for his great customer service and attention and care. 🍺

Loved this place bar staff lovely and great choice of beers meals were great and we didn't have to wait to long for the food. This place is dog friendly as well so we were catered for would highly recommend a visit ( PS hope you like heavy metal music lol

2025:August, Still wonderful. One of Dundee's gems. Red bartsia and yellow rattle to promote species diversity, yarrow, birds foot trefoil, hedge bedstraw, ragwort, knapweed , thistle, mugwort, teasel, viburnum, butterfly bush, blackthorn cross, plus the expected native Scottish trees. Fantastic biodiversity all with stunning views plus bird calls in the fields & from the estuary. 2018: Lovely place, masses of wildflowers, views to the Tay. Hard to remember this is all on top of landfill. It was a bit smelly when I went but more of farm than rubbish.

The Riverside Nature park is a hidden gem as long as you don't mind the odd whiff from the dump next door. Some nice new woodland, lots of meadow flowers in the summer and some great views up the tay. Perfect for a short hike.

Excellent place to have a walk and excersice. Fine views. Many paths to explore. Free parking. Biodiversity at it's finest! Birds, rabbits, trees, flowers, insects. Safe, clean and tidy.

Lovely place for a walk but sadly the toilet had bren vandalised. A lovely decorated door but once open the wash hand basin had been completely smashed amd the toilet was awful. I recommend a walk but make sure you don't need the loo..

You can see the Highland cow here! Lot of hares and birds. A little hilltop gives you a view of river tay. Different kinds of flower during summer. Car park avialable and there are some toilets,too. 5 km from city center takes about an hour walk. You could stop for nice restaurant eaiter on Perth road or there are some nice places along the river.

Very nice walk. A little disturbed by the compost dump (I think that’s what it was). It put off an unpleasant smell but plenty of walkways and a beautiful view.

A very nice place for going for a walk, admiring beautiful views of the river Tay and bird watching. I'd give this place 5* if it wasn't for all the litter on the ground near the entrance to the reserve. I understand that this place is near a skip but there's no reason for all this rubbish lying around. The council should do more to look after such a beautiful nature reserve.

Strange little place which comes up at you out of nowhere. It has speakers in the metal part which blare a variety of ocean based sounds at you, from barge horns to whale sounds. The structures in that area are all metal which flowing which is meant to remind if the see (I think). There is also some screens with images from the past, all sea/harbour themed. The little fountains are cool, the size of the spray varies in sequence and there are lights under them, which will be more prominent at night. The garden part seems to be apeing a sand dune area. Parts of it are arty and perhaps went above my head, but it's for sure a nice are to spend half an hour in.

It is a beautiful, relaxing place for family and friends. Sand playground for kids, dancing water fountains with colourful lights, and sitting areas to watch the beautiful view of river Tay. Highly recommended to visit ❤️

First time visit here on a beautiful sunny day. Had a walk through Slessor Gardens . There is the V &A to visit. Enjoy a beer/coffee/ice cream/bagel from the food vendors. Visit the boat Discovery. Have a luvly walk by the Tay, see the Tay Whale also watch happy families with children enjoying the Urban Beach and water fountain area. Hire a bicycle if you fancy riding the cycle route. Toilets also there. Walk round to City Quay area. Visit the Unicorn boat. visit the inflatable area. Very impressed with the area. Worth a visit :)

A Very nice place for every one to breath some fresh air, to walk, to jogging or to do cycling. A sand place, water fountains with lighting also available here.

It was dark during my brief visit but loved the sculpture and the sounds from the speakers (which I didn't know about). Could be a lovely spot in the summer. Large children's sand play area, cycle hub, museum and Riverside walk. Close to town centre.

I used to live in Dundee and I came to visit my family for Christmas and dundee changed so much for the better this year, there were so many things to do which was a plus. I am so happy that they had a Christmas market this year in dundee, it was a lovely idea. It was Lovely seeing familes out which made it colourful and vibrant. This all put a warm touch to dundee, thank you it was a lovely experience.

Had a fantastic time down here with granddaughters this morning, plenty of free fun for them sand is clean as are all seated areas, kids running around daft for 2 hours, toilets clean and very well maintained, walking under the whale hearing noises of whales, water and wind,had a wander along to Tay Road Bridge, walked up stairs and came down the lift girls enjoyed it, finished off with much spoken about doughnuts at Heather's Street food, 2 cinnamon 2 rose petal, best doughnuts I've ever had, hot and crispy outside and soft and fluffy in the middle, be careful walking over water fountains as they get up to around 6ft not dangerous kids will love it definitely take towels and change of clothes, happy smiling faces everywhere.

We always have a wonderful experience at the Hampton by Hilton in Dundee! From the moment we arrive, the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel right at home. A special mention to Simon, the reservations manager, who is always so helpful whenever we’re booking—he goes above and beyond to ensure everything is perfect for our stay. The rooms are spotlessly clean, well-maintained, and comfortable, making for a great night’s sleep. Breakfast is an absolute treat, with a delicious selection to start the day off right. Whether it’s for business or leisure, this hotel never disappoints. Highly recommended!

We had been visiting Scotland for over a week. We pulled in, with no reservations, and they made it happen. It has been the BEST HOTEL yet! It checked all my boxes that I need in a hotel. Friendly knowledgeable staff, clean spacious rooms, the beds were dreamy, air conditioner worked great, delicious restaurant and drinks for dinner, plus the breakfast was amazing. Oh, AND ON SITE PARKING! It was only £80 a night ~ kid you not! You won't go wrong staying here. The area is amazing too! You are in walking distance of some real cool architecture wonders too!

A Perfect Stay at the Hilton in Dundee! My recent stay at the Hilton in Dundee was nothing short of exceptional! The location is fantastic—snuggled right in the heart of the city, making it easy to explore Dundee’s cultural hotspots, boutique shops, and top-rated restaurants. For golf lovers, it’s a dream base: there are numerous stunning fairways and courses just a short drive away, ideal for a few rounds between meetings or sightseeing. The staff was incredibly attentive—always ready with a friendly smile and helpful local tips. Our rooms were spotless, cozy, and beautifully appointed, offering the perfect balance of comfort and style. After a game of golf or a day out in the city, returning to such a relaxing and welcoming room was just what we needed. If you’re visiting Dundee, whether for leisure, business, or a round of golf, the Hilton delivers a seamless five-star experience from start to finish.

Super good hotel with excellent facilities. Maya on the front desk has exceptional customer service skills. Extremely approachable, friendly and helpful. She is an asset to the hotel. To be fair, all the personal is super nice, Luke, Ben.. :) even the woman who sings on the bar in the mornings at 6am.

I had a wonderful stay with Hilton Dundee couple of days ago. It was such a pleasant experience. Specially because of the warm welcome we got from the staff. I'd like to mention the pretty lady at the reception (Riana) was very helpful and kind. She made sure all our needs are met and we were been taken care of through out our stay. The hotel is situated in a convenient place and all amenities were within few mins away. I highly recommend this place and will plan for another stay soon 👍

Easy check-in. Location is convenient. Lidl is right opposite and tesco is around the corner if you need anything. The room was spacious and quiet. We had our room cleaned every day during our stay but the bodywash was never filled. We got it sorted on our own so it wasn’t much of a bother. Gym room was a bit small but okay. Pretty quiet when we went. Breakfast was okay. Some items were cold and hard. Overall, it was a nice stay.

Excellent hotel and had a great stay. Located just on the edge of the LEZ zone, its a great location. The carpark turning comes very quickly off the roundabout, so something to be aware of. On arrival, staff were very friendly and helpful, parking a little pricey but was easier to pay in the hotel rather than on the app. Rooms are lovely and clean. The food choice is a little limited but its a good price and very nice. Overall would stay here again and would recommend

My wife and I stayed here for a night in May 2025. I chose this hotel for two main reasons, the location and the price. Both were perfect for us. The room was a nice size, it was clean, it had a bath and a tay view. All in all a very good room for the price. Only negative was a lack of a fridge. If you're looking for a good value hotel in Dundee this one will do the job very nicely.

Premier Inn Dundee was an unexpected highlight during our Scotland trip. The facilities are modern and clean and nicely located just at the seaside. Only a very short walk to the RRS Discovery - one of the most prominent sights in Dundee. The restaurant was also quite good and service was attentive and helpful so we highly recommend staying here when you are in the area.

Lovely location on the quayside and very handy for everything in the city. Friendly and welcoming staff throughout. However, the rooms are tired! Also the pillows were not clean and I found hairs, and crumbs, in the bathroom and bedroom area.

Arriving at the train station after 7 hours travelling, thankfully 3 minutes later we were in a beautifully air conditioned (it was during the early summer heat wave 2025) reception being checked in by a charming receptionist. Room was exactly as expected and the ac was so cold we turned it off. Off to the Beefeater later. I'll update later.

It’s a Clean hotel and great sleep. Friendly staff and helpful, the hotel is on the water and a nice walk around . It is a good base for Dundee. You can phone for a taxi in reception. It is close to the centre for food and drinks and shops

Checked in, entered room and could see straight away this is a tired tatty hotel. Not clean, chewing gum on carpet, beetles crawling on the floor, mould in bathroom, extract fan filthy, second key card didn't work, paintwork decaying, dirty kettle, air con useless, no outlet to charge toothbrush, so off to reception. Key cards failed on another two occasions, staff said they are a nightmare, lots of issues with keys. Cleaner had to let us in to our room. It's a shower over the bath, so it's a bit of a climb in and out - and the plughole is partially blocked so your feet are in dirty water. Room very stuffy and aircon not much use. Corridor smells of sweaty feet, not nice. Pillows had strange yellow stains on, not very nice. Chap I spoke to agreed, hotel is overdue an upgrade, but no excuse for filthy room. Showed him pics and he was not surprised - gave me a card to contact customer services, which I will do. Not much sleep, my hip hurt in the morning and today we woke at 5.15am - could not wait to get out, but coach to airport booked for 10am. Paid a lot of money for this, travelled a long way, and haven't been this disappointed since we stayed at the Bristol Premier which was awful too. Compare this to the Coventry Earlsdon Park Hotel - I am back there soon - it's a different world, so sad spoiled our trip. If you can get it for £30 a night great, but if you Paid as much as us - don't!

I've been staying at this hotel a lot recently while working in Dundee. Hannah and Yolanda have made me feel really welcome and helped make my stay as enjoyable as possible. The whole team here are wonderfully friendly and helpful.

Overall a lovely hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful, the hotel is well kept and clean, with great products in the bathrooms, a lovely lobby bar (again with great staff). The single complaint was the bed was very VERY firm, while the pillows were thin. Everyone has varied preferences, so it may be up you alley, but I feel a massage in my future. That said, I'd still recommend it as a great place to stay, but see if you can gain a bedding upgrade.

Lovely looking building. Oddly positioned pole as entered room. Lovely room and shower. Decent bed. Good blackout curtains. Price seems to fluctuate quite dramatically 120 now to 230 next July. Shame as I would've liked to have stayed here again.

Room 325 for 3 nights Good sized room with comfortable bed, nice linen and pillows. It was a little on the gloomy side and one window lacked a screening blind. There was no view to speak of. The bathroom was large and comfortable with good shower and great bath. It was slightly let down by the lighting, the shaving mirror was not working as it should ( you couldn’t get it to stay vertical) and the shower heads needed a clean so all the water outlets worked properly. Breakfast was somewhat disappointing. I liked the fresh fruit and local cheeses and the fig and feta bruschetta was lovely but the ‘hot’ food buffet was anything but… The coffee was nice from the machine, but the drip tray at one point was overflowing and a tea towel had been placed underneath it rather than it being emptied… The service seemed a bit chaotic, which to my observations might be solved with a bit of staff training perhaps…

Fantastic hotel. The rooms are spacious, stylish and well designed. The staff went out of their way to ensure we had a great stay. We loved the local touches like great local cheese with breakfast and copy of the Beano (written in Dundee).

In mid-August, I booked this hotel for work and prepaid in advance. Due to a flight delay, I arrived at 1 a.m. Upon arrival, the front desk lady told me that the room I had reserved was no longer available due to my late arrival. I was shocked and frustrated. At 1 a.m., where could I go? How could they sell my prepaid room to someone else? She called the head waiter, who initially said they couldn't provide a room. After much discussion and intense dissatisfaction, they finally found a room, but it was almost 2 a.m. The next day, I had to get up early and was in a hurry to leave. I forgot my phone charger in the room. By the time I remembered, I had already arrived at Edinburgh Airport. I called the front desk several times over the next two days, asking them to ask housekeeping if they had seen it. They said they would contact housekeeping and call me back, but they never did. My phone charger was gone. Objectively speaking, the hotel's hardware facilities are fine, but the service level and attitude are really unacceptable. I hope that the hotel and other people who are planning to stay here will take this as a warning.

Nice room. Comfy bed. Lovely shower room. Tasty breakfast. Not the nicest of locations, but a stones throw from the centre of Dundee which is looking fantastic these days. But it did have a nice view from the room.

Surprising nice hotel. Lobby was clean and elegant. Room was clean with some wear and tear showing. Location is awkward but it suited our plans - that’s why we chose it. Did not spend time in Dundee - just stopped here overnight. Probably would pick a b&b near St Andrew’s next time.

The service was really slow. Our group was given the wrong room keys. At breakfast, the items ran out, and the service was slow. The pastries were dry and from the previous day. Dinner was a farce in itself. The service took ages and was slow. The food was definitely not praiseworthy. The rooms were freezing cold, tv didn't work either etc. I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone."

The hotel is historic, which is a plus, but is a little tired and could do with some updating. My room was clean and I liked the fact it had a double aspect and a nice view over the Tay. I could not get the WiFi to work but was later informed that I should ignore the seemingly obvious 'guests' WiFi with the code provided with the key card, and use the 'devices' one with a separate code instead. The location is good, being a short walk from the station, university and V&A museum. I did not try the food to give a view, as the hotel was hosting a wedding so had closed the restaurant or food supply to other guests.

3 nights stay from 25th June 2025. We would never stay at this hotel again. This hotel is very expensive for the service provided, went out for the day and on our return at 6pm room had not been cleaned, going out to dinner we asked at reception for the room to be cleaned, very rude receptionist informed us it couldn’t be cleaned as there was no housekeeping until the next day, she did offer us fresh towels, when we returned she said the room had been cleaned, all they had done was throw the quilt over the bed and put fresh towels in, no cleaning done whatsoever. Breakfast is inedible, dry, cold and tasteless, continental meat looked like it had been there for a week, coffee and tea lukewarm and bitter, very rude and unhelpful staff.

I had a party night here with my work. The venue decor is dated and looks like something out of the 60s. The food...well it's hard to describe but I still have nightmares about the slop they served us. Never again.

I booked this hotel 13 months ago for a friends wedding. Got a phone call from the hotel saying they were overbooked 2 weeks before the wedding. Trying to farm us out to another hotel saying you can still park here and we'll cover the cost of taxi's. After speaking to the acting general manager who mumbled, humphed and hawed throughout the conversation said he could not do anything. Found out on the wedding day the same thing happened with the Best Man the grooms brother. We made other arrangements after cancelling our room which was in another hotel now. On arrival at the hotel we went to reception saying we were there for a wedding, receptionist did not even look up just grunted upstairs Glamis room. Went up the stairs to be sent back down as we were a bit early. Went to the bar, no barman visible (this was 1pm) Grumpy troll from reception comes through to serve us. Half way through the day thier bar ran out of C02 gas so no draught beer/lager. I would not usually post a bad review only positive. For a Grand Hotel it need's to have properly trained staff and manage it's bookings and inventory better. Visited May 31st 2025 I've still waiting for an apology. But they only seem to comment/ reply to those who post positive reviews. I would look for other lodgings that actually have customer service as the Queen's Hotel is severely lacking in several areas. I would have given no stars but there is no option for that.

Enjoyed our stay very friendly staff room was spotless great breakfast so much to choose from good central location hotel full of character very happy for a return visit.

I attended a wedding here it wasn't a bad experience at all. I didn't stay at the hotel I live in Dundee.

Great wee budget priced hotel in a very handy spot right next to the main road through Dundee. Staff were helpful, friendly and very accommodating of some last minute issues. Rooms are fairly basic and possibly a bit dated but spacious and comfortable for a weary traveller. Very handy, well priced and perfect for our needs. Can't fault it.

The room we were given was an accessible room with 2 single beds, the carpets were grubby and the room was cold, the beds were very small. In the early hours of the morning we were wakened by a green light flashing in the room which was the emergency light. We went to reception which is meant to be manned 24/7 and the buzzer was sounding and no one there.we called the number on the desk and a young girl came in and tried to turn it off, but couldn't, she did offer us a different room which was absolutely freezing and as this was 4 am we didn't get much sleep, and woken up by a lorry delivery just after 7. Also anyone could have walked into the building as there was no security system in place.

Staff are lovely, location is great, the road into needs work and the room I was in I felt really let the place down. So needs a makeover, furniture is shabby, carpets totally worn looking, the bath had issues that there was a big sticker trying to hide, it was grubby though. Such a shame as it could be great. On the plus side, bed was super comfy, only got 2 pillows though.

the single beds in the twin rooms are very narrow, almost as wide as my shoulders making it difficult to manoeuvre without falling out of bed, would of clipped the 2 together but not possible. breakfast terrible value for money, use the m&s on the garage forecourt nearby, you'll get more bang for your buck

Delivers what you expect from a budget ibis. Spacious rooms which are well maintained, neat and tidy. Has basic amenities and air-conditioning. Nothing fancy but worth every penny you pay. Has got ample parking space and a gas station nearby.

This is not a hotel any more. It is a homeless hostel. The first room we were given stunk to High heaven. We asked to be moved immediately and were, to a room that didn't stink quite as much. It's great that homeless people have somewhere nice to stay, we met a couple of them and they were lovely, I've been homeless myself in the past so in no way is this a patronising or demeaning post. But don't advertise it as a 'budget' or any other kind of hotel, and expect people to pay over £100 per night. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. P.S. The staff were also lovely and very accommodating, it's not their fault the company puts them in this position. IBIS are the fraudsters here, not the staff.

It was warm, comfortable, convenient, relatively clean and everything worked, so as I was travelling alone and staying for one night only, it met all my needs. The clue is in the name though - "budget" (though it perhaps £71 incl. breakfast was a little more than I'd expect to pay for such accommodation). Definitely "no frills" - no fancy decor or artworks on the walls. Plain walls, minimalist furnishings, (I think) no room service and no facility to eat. Decor, carpets etc looked tired and in need of updating. I'd advise anyone thinking of booking here not to bother with "breakfast". I didn't check the details when I booked, so expected there would be a kitchen and dining room on the premises and cooked, cereal etc options. I was wrong. "Breakfast" consisted of a bag containing a croissant, un pain au chocolat, a cereal bar, a carton of juice drink (not even pure juice) and a tiny pot of apricot jam. I paid £9 for that, which, admittedly, is cheap for a breakfast, but I probably could have assembled it myself for a couple of quid had I stopped off at the big Tesco store I passed en route. Having said all that, I'd consider staying again for a night, maybe two, as it's warm and comfy, and the location is handy, being right next to the main route in and out of Dundee. I wouldn't bring my wife though. She has higher standards than me and would not appreciate this venue. And I definitely would not opt for breakfast!